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@kevin87 wrote:
There's no commercials like a broadcast network, but they could use any leftover time to do in-house ads for their shows. The same could be said for BBC. Episode could run 58 minutes, but they don't schedule anything for those 2 minutes, so we'd put 60. Can't see what this past Sunday's schedule is, but this upcoming Sunday's schedule says episode 2 episode is runtime is 57 minutes but scheduled timeslot is 60.

@JuanArango @Nivekolsen 

you all obviously know better than me about this... we can see the schedule from hbo.com for season 2 of the show but please see what to do about the season 1 runtimes because they are different everywhere

@4uak_dh6 wrote:
@JuanArango @Nivekolsen 

you all obviously know better than me about this... we can see the schedule from hbo.com for season 2 of the show but please see what to do about the season 1 runtimes because they are different everywhere

For webchannels and networks who do not use any commercials, we use the exact runtime of the episodes.

@JuanArango wrote:
For webchannels and networks who do not use any commercials, we use the exact runtime of the episodes.

Oh ok thanks. So can you fix the season 1 & 2 runtimes then?

@4uak_dh6 wrote:
Oh ok thanks. So can you fix the season 1 & 2 runtimes then?

I did that already those are the actual runtimes of the episodes.

Hello, please remove the SD image https://www.tvmaze.com/images/966265/chapter-3-the-streets-of-mos-espa-image-966265 @NathanDrake83 uploaded.

Thank you.

Question for our British contributors: did "The Language of Love" change his name into "Davina McCall's Language of Love" ? It sure did change the official link (which I had to update, because the old one was broken)

@puffosul wrote:
Hello, please remove the SD image https://www.tvmaze.com/images/966265/chapter-3-the-streets-of-mos-espa-image-966265 @NathanDrake83 uploaded.

Thank you.

Done :)

@puffosul wrote:
Question for our British contributors: did "The Language of Love" change his name into "Davina McCall's Language of Love" ? It sure did change the official link (which I had to update, because the old one was broken)

the official link is proof enough, I will change it :D

@JuanArango wrote:
the official link is proof enough, I will change it :D

Thanks, I have to redo the poster/background as well...

Can an episode be recreated for The Responder and I'll add the info? It existed in the past so I can't add it, thanks
Also the ordered episodes for season 1 should be 5. There's a few conflicting reports but found 3 press releases that say 5 :)

https://www.tvmaze.com/shows/46417/the-responder

@JuanArango wrote:
I did that already those are the actual runtimes of the episodes.

except episode 2x01 It should be 61 min can you change that?

@CosmicHowl wrote:
Can an episode be recreated for The Responder and I'll add the info? It existed in the past so I can't add it, thanks
Also the ordered episodes for season 1 should be 5. There's a few conflicting reports but found 3 press releases that say 5 :)

https://www.tvmaze.com/shows/46417/the-responder

all done :)

@4uak_dh6 wrote:
except episode 2x01 It should be 61 min can you change that?

done :)

@JuanArango wrote:
For webchannels and networks who do not use any commercials, we use the exact runtime of the episodes.

They don't use commercials, but wouldn't it go against policy to use exact runtime instead of the duration of the timeslot that HBO gave the episode? Like BBC, they could use that leftover time to show ads to promote their other shows. The next thing scheduled doesn't always begin immediately after the credits have ended.

@kevin87 wrote:
They don't use commercials, but wouldn't it go against policy to use exact runtime instead of the duration of the timeslot that HBO gave the episode? Like BBC, they could use that leftover time to show ads to promote their other shows. The next thing scheduled doesn't always begin immediately after the credits have ended.

BBC shows should be added with the times on the schedule not the runtime, unless episodes premiere on the BBC Web channels before airing on TV. 

@TomSouthwell wrote:
BBC shows should be added with the times on the schedule not the runtime, unless episodes premiere on the BBC Web channels before airing on TV. 

That was my point, if BBC is added with the full runtime from the schedule, because they also don't have 'standard' commercials, then shouldn't HBO be the same? Their timeslots cover more than the actual episode runtime. 

Hello, in the externals for "South Side" the imdb id  is wrong, it should be "tt9272514". And regular users can't edit those, right? Thanks!

@kevin87 wrote:
That was my point, if BBC is added with the full runtime from the schedule, because they also don't have 'standard' commercials, then shouldn't HBO be the same? Their timeslots cover more than the actual episode runtime. 

Oh sorry I misread and thought you meant it the other way round 😂

@zischwartz wrote:
Hello, in the externals for "South Side" the imdb id  is wrong, it should be "tt9272514". And regular users can't edit those, right? Thanks!

fixed :)

@TomSouthwell wrote:
Oh sorry I misread and thought you meant it the other way round 😂

all I can say is that we used the exact runtimes for channels like AMC, HBO and so on from the very start of tvmaze :)